Ekeoma Ogbonna-Nabofa is a public health professional with vast experience in community development projects. Her educational background, public health experience, and career aspirations, center around achieving health equity by addressing disparities in healthcare through research and interventions. She desires to collaborate with government entities and relevant stakeholders to influence policies targeted at improving the health of citizens. 

Ekeoma’s professional expertise spans project management, strategic communication and advocacy, health policy, health promotion, and health equity. She has experience providing technical support for project implementation, designing and overseeing projects, and assisting Principal Investigators in ensuring the efficiency and quality of project execution. Empowering communities to lead healthier lives is a core focus of her work.

She also has years of experience in Human Resource Management, where she worked with top management and directors to develop and implement policies within organizations. 

She holds a Master in Public Health from Georgia Southern University and a BSC in Nutritional Science from Michigan State University. Ekeoma is a result-driven, innovative problem solver. She has the capacity to engage effectively with potential partners and nurture relationships to achieve desired results.